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Nvidia is already talking about what comes after RTX Spark
Having entered the consumer PC silicon market at Computex 2026 with the RTX Spark superchip, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has confirmed the platform extends well beyond its first chip, with successor architectures already in planning under the internal codenames N2X and N3X. Huang confirmed this during a Q&A session with Tom’s Guide at Computex 2026, where…
The Switch 2 is getting a more repair-friendly battery – but not for everyone
Nintendo has confirmed it will produce a more repairable Switch 2 console as a result of EU regulation and a February 2027 compliance deadline. However, whether the updated model will launch outside the EU remains unclear. EU regulation is pushing Nintendo toward a more repairable Switch 2, with the company confirming it will produce versions…
Yamaha’s returns to the wireless speaker market with the NX-70A
Yamaha has announced the launch of the NX-70A active speaker, its first foray into the wireless speaker market for over a decade. Yamaha has envisioned the NX-70A as a speaker that would bring an “immersive sound experience” into everyday space, freeing listeners from the “constraints and limitations” of more traditional hi-fi equipment. The ‘active’ element…
Huge Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide leak teases lighter design, bigger battery and fewer creases
Samsung’s next foldable could finally tackle three of the biggest complaints people have had about book-style folding phones for years. A fresh leak has revealed what appears to be the most detailed look yet at the rumoured Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide, which Samsung is expected to unveil alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra…
Android 17 is coming this summer – here are all the Pixel phones that made the cut
Google has confirmed that Android 17 will reach Pixel 6 and newer devices this summer. The confirmed device list covers the entire Pixel 6 series which launched back in 2021, including the Pixel 6, Pixel 6 Pro and even the affordable Pixel 6a. Naturally, the update will also reach every model in the Pixel 7,…
Nvidia’s RTX Spark wants to turn your Windows laptop into an AI agent powerhouse
Nvidia’s RTX Spark marks one of the most aggressive pushes yet toward turning the PC into an agentic AI system by redesigning both hardware expectations and how Windows is meant to be used. At the centre of the platform is the RTX Spark Superchip, a Windows-on-Arm design announced at Computex 2026 that combines up to…
FiiO expands its hi-fi line-up with the JT9 planar headphones leading the charge
FiiO has expanded its hi-fi line-up with three new products, headlined by the JT9 planar magnetic headphones. The latest products from FiiO lean heavily into high-power desktop audio but keeps portability and modern connectivity in view. The JT9 is the most immediately consumer-facing of the trio. It uses a large 95 × 86mm planar magnetic…
Oppo’s next flagship could one-up the iPhone 18 in a big way
Oppo’s next flagship could arrive with a camera feature that even Apple’s upcoming iPhone 18 may not match. According to a new leak from tipster Digital Chat Station, Oppo is testing a 100MP front-facing camera for its upcoming Find X10 series. More interestingly, the sensor will use the square 1:1 format introduced by Apple with…
Asus ROG Ally X20 doubles down on OLED and style for its 20th anniversary
Asus has marked the 20th anniversary of its Republic of Gamers brand with a new handheld gaming PC, the ROG Ally X20, unveiled at Computex 2026. While it shares its overall design language with the ROG Xbox Ally X, the X20 introduces a range of changes that push it in a more premium, display-focused direction.…
This tennis robot can rally like a human, train and coach
We spotted the Aceii One while wandering the halls at Beyond Expo 2026, and it’s hard to slot it neatly into the usual “ball machine” category. The Aceii One positions itself as a smart tennis partner rather than a feeding device, combining ball launching, AI vision tracking, coaching tools, and gamified training modes into a single mobile…